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Hello everybody.

Today I got my International 4070 Snow Plow ready.

I also took photos and would like to show it to you now.

I mixed an Ertl IH 4070 with the AMT Ford Snow Plow.

The photo of the red snow dump truck served as a model.

The snow on the small diorama is flocked from plaster with model train powder snow.

I decorated the truck with Vallejo ground texture snow

Hope you like it.

Greetings from Germany, Juergen

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I have to throw my two cents in. With this and the detailed Payhauler that are great models how come the windshields are pristine?

It's easy enough to tape the windshields and using a compass to mark the arc of the wipers then weather the unwiped part and remove the tape for the wiped area.

greg

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After seeing your fire truck/Scout ll model with Burnsville decals where I grew up and now Mpls/St Paul decals here. Just coincidence? By the way-the models look great!

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Takes me back to "growing up days"....  (We don't have too many snowplows in this part of Texas)....

Great job on the build, and the tire-tracks detail just sets this one "over-the-edge" !!!!!

DJ

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Juergen, please tell us more details on how you made the snow on the ground and on the vehicle!  Like application and how long this took!  

 

This is the most awesome looking rig I have ever seen.  Absolutely stunning - besides, it snowed like crazy last night here in Michigan!

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15 hours ago, steveracer said:

Juergen, please tell us more details on how you made the snow on the ground and on the vehicle!  Like application and how long this took!  

 

This is the most awesome looking rig I have ever seen.  Absolutely stunning - besides, it snowed like crazy last night here in Michigan!

The snow on the small diorama is flocked from plaster with model train powder snow.
I decorated the truck with Vallejo ground texture snow
 

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Beuatiful work Jurgen. Although it can be angled either way, with this type of plow, the taller (Right) side would normally be angled towards the rear. The snow collected is funneled towards the taller side and deposited on the curb side (for US roads).

It works the same angled towards the other side but in deep snow the accumulated snow may spill over the top of the shorter side of the plow blade.

The larger berm of cleared snow wil be deposited on the end of the plow closest to the front bumper.

Here in Michigan the Department of Transportation adds a wing plow to either or both sides of the vehicle and may tow another on a trailer to clear multiple lanes at once.

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